What a sexy look for a fashion forward bride! Often this dress will feature a halter neckline or fasten around the neck with some kind of collar. The backless look is sleek and sophisticated - like the bride who chooses it! A dress like this calls for serious style! This look is great for brides with killer, toned shoulders and backs!

This neckline is flattering to almost all types of brides as it lengthens the neck and cleavage areas. Those who are blessed with more abundant bust lines may want to consider a sweetheart or square neckline. A mermaid dress is fitted through the waise and then flares at the knee into a fuller circle. This look is a beautiful choice for brides who are slim and curvy or hourglass.

This neckline, where only one side of the dress has a strap or sleeve, is such a cool alternative to the more traditional necklines. It is flattering to brides who are fashion forward and want to show off great shoulders or arms. Brides who are conscious of their arms may consider carrying a wrap of beautiful silk chiffon or satin material... so elegant!

This neckline imitates the shape of a heart and is flattering to those with considerable cleavage with or without straps. Brides with small busts may want to consider a more square or straight across neckline. The Sheath Dress is cut close to the body to follow the natural curves. This dress is flattering to those tall slender brides who want to show of their graceful frames. For the curvier or petite bride, a better choice would be a Mermaid or perhaps an A Line Gown.

The beauty of this neckline with the short Cap Sleeve is the fresh, designer look it reflects. Brides who admire the “Jackie O” style will appreciate the cool factor of this neckline, it makes such a statement! The cap sleeve paired with a sheath dress is such a great look for a petite woman or someone with a small, slender frame. For the tall, lean bride matching the cap sleeve with a ball gown is another great option to consider!

The Wide Square Neckline plunges in the center in a square shape. This neckline is particularly flattering for bustier brides because it is cut lower without revealing too much. When accentuated with lace or ruffles, this neckline can resemble a romantic or renaissance style. Worn un-adorned in simple silk or satin, this look is utterly ladylike. Generally though, a Wide Square Neckline is an excellent choice for anyone!

The Cowl Neck features a gathering of material elegantly draped around the collarbone. The Cowl Neck is superlative because of the casual effortless chic it lends to any bride wearing it. It is a stunning and stylish option for almost every bride. For brides who are slightly broader shouldered, consider the Wide Square Neckline or even a V-Neck with ruffled material to simulate the look of a cowl without accentuating the shoulders.

This dress features a very full or bell shaped skirt, often with a fitted top or bustier. This dress shape works best on tall and thin brides, those with an hourglass shape and brides who would like to feature their shoulders. Brides who are fuller figured might find that this dress accentuates problem areas. Petite brides may find that the shape of the Ball Gown overwhelms their frame. A Scoop Neckline plunges in the center in a “U” shape. This neckline is flattering to everyone!

This neckline has straps that fasten around the collar and accentuate the back and shoulders. The Halter Neckline is a very glamorous style that harkens back to the days of Hollywood starlets! Brides with lean, toned arms, shoulders and backs wear the halter neckline with ultimate cool. It is not the best choice for brides who are broad shouldered or those who need bust support.